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txmcneil · 12-05-2013, 08:45 PM

A really bad string of cold/snowy weather hit my area yesterday. My mom found a young cat outside hiding under our car and brought her in so she could escape the bad weather. The cat herself is really wonderful. Very laid back, friendly, and has no issues with my three dogs ( Two yorkies and a scottie).

However, my oldest female yorkie has a big problem with her. She is completely obsessed with this cat and will not be more than a foot away from her at all times. When I try to move her away she fights back hard to try and stay with her. She licks the cat all over and constantly shakes around her. She's not aggressive with the cat, she just HAS to be beside her. It worries me because she does nothing else at all but pay attention to this cat. Before she was very laid back, sweet, and responsive to commands. Now she likes like she can't even hear me.

Is there anyway to make her more relaxed and not so concerned with her?

12-05-2013, 08:45 PM	#1
txmcneil YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Abilene, TX Posts: 1	My Yorkie is obsessed with my new cat A really bad string of cold/snowy weather hit my area yesterday. My mom found a young cat outside hiding under our car and brought her in so she could escape the bad weather. The cat herself is really wonderful. Very laid back, friendly, and has no issues with my three dogs ( Two yorkies and a scottie). However, my oldest female yorkie has a big problem with her. She is completely obsessed with this cat and will not be more than a foot away from her at all times. When I try to move her away she fights back hard to try and stay with her. She licks the cat all over and constantly shakes around her. She's not aggressive with the cat, she just HAS to be beside her. It worries me because she does nothing else at all but pay attention to this cat. Before she was very laid back, sweet, and responsive to commands. Now she likes like she can't even hear me. Is there anyway to make her more relaxed and not so concerned with her?